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OR. 0 II. CRESSLER,
firaduale Dentist.
Otflce over the McDonald
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
1 A social dancing party Is planned
"to bo given by the B. P. O. Elks at
their homo Tuesday evening of next
week.
. Skinner's Silks and Satins, 36
inches wide, in all shades, tho best
silks made in tho world, Just arrived
at Tho Leaded at $1.50 per yard.
Miss Elaine Bundy left Wednesday
' evening for the Wallace vicinity
where she will visit for a week or
' more with lier sister, Mrs. Deo Raney.
Word has been received this week,
jrom Aiuiego yujiara wno is sojourn
ing in Minnesota announcing that bus
iness was good this winter and that
ho was having a prosperous time.
Don't forget tho race between Mr.
Lemon and Roland Hall Friday even
ting, January 22nd at the roller rink.
Admission ten cents.
Miss Kathleen Doylo left yesterday
morning for her homo in Lincoln
v ' aftoxaneadinjE several days, In this
- city visiting friends. While in this city
jdsho was entertained ,jat tho Halligan
ILhome. &
X Co. Sunt. Ailco.n Gantt left tho fore
fJJparUpffihe wfeejs for Lincoln where
t, sho Is' 'Spending- tho week attending
.thq.mtoUng of tho cqunty superjntcn'
i'dents'oi'this' state. Ou't of tho ninety.
.threo superintendents in the state
nearly all of them 'are irt attendance
i', at this meeting.
9vf Our Semi-Annual Loom End Sale
,!will end Saturday at 9:30 p. m, wlth-
(.'fouc xaii. Avail yourseu oi me opppr-
;tunlty now.
E. T. TRAMP' & SON.
, Bistolfl's "Multumjin Parvo" which
' recently played an engagement at tho
, Keith theatro and favored the Elko'
lodge with somo selections,, arrived in
tho city yesterday and gave a concert
last night at tho Keith theatre. The
V concert was good and' was enjoyed by
a large sized audience.
J Frank Larson, one of the proprie
tors of tho skating rink in tho Lloyd
opera house, gave a fine exhibition of
f fancy and trick skating Wednesday
before a large crowd of spectators. In
addition to other fancy skating ho 'did
thdValtz and'jlwoistcp to music. All
presenv'pronounced ,tho entertainment
a good one.
Two couples were married by Coun
ty Judge Fr3nch Wednesday at Ihe
court Tiouso. The two' couples wore'
William Schroeder, 20, or Cdzad, and
"Miss'Wlltielmlna. Kosh, 33, of Eustls,
and Chester D. Cphen, 25, of Brady,
, and Miss Lena D. Graves 24, of Max
well. Both men aro farmer in their
tfe'sptfcVlVo n'elgnI'h6od3, and will
j, fliake their homos, on their farms'.
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20 Per Celift
will not hesitate when they see the $1S, $18, $20
and $25 Suits and Overcoats we are offering at
$12.00 $1440, $16.00 and $20.00
Bovs S
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Sweater Coats 20 per cent off
Hats and Caps 20 per cent off
All Two Piece Underwear that sold to $2.50 now 75c
All Furnishing Goods, Nothing Reserved, 20 Per Cent Off.
Manhattan and Vindex Shirts, 20 Per Cent Off.
Boys' Odd Trousers
$ .50 Valaes $ .40
1.00 Values 80
1.25 Values 1.00
1.50 Values 1.20
20 TER CENT OFF
HARCOURT & JENSEN,
The Clothing Store of Better Values.
Erlcnds and neighbors of Mrs. Geo.
Kenworthy gave her a pleasant Birth
day BurprlBO at her homo Wedenesday
evening. Games and other diversions
woro engaged in until a lato hour
when all left voting Mrs. Kenworthy
a delightful entertainer.
Company Q yesterday opened their
bungalow In tho Hahler house, tho
largo brick on east Front street. There
aro n6w about thlrty-flvo membors of
that organization nnd a number of
them wjll room at tho building. A new
class will be initiated soon.
Tho regular meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose was held Wednesday
evening at their hall and three
now members wero Initiated Into tho
membership of tho order. Following
tho initiation work a fine feed was
served by A. E. Huntington.
Tho Et-A-Vlrp club met Tuesday af
ternoon at tho homo of Mrs. John Dick
and had a- very pleasant timo. In the
contests tho prize winners wero Mrs.
L. W. Tool and Mrs. A. E, Timmcrman.
A nlcq luncheon was served at the
close of tha afternoon. Tho 'nepet
meet Will bo February 9th, with Mrs.
W. H. Diener.
No Trace pf Stolen Car.
Thus far no traces havo been found
of tho man and the automobile who
disappeared so mysteriously from tho
Frank England place Sunday. Tho
matter has bcenr widely advertised all
over tho stato and Is in tho hands of
pollco and sheriffs. Tho garages aro
also notified to bo on tho lookout and
havo descriptions of both tho man and
the car. " Yosterday tho reward which
was fbnrially twenty-flvo dollars whs
raised to fifty dollars.
Controversy Over Land.
Tho case jot William Dcdricks vs.
Laura Stevenson et al is being tried
today In tho district court bofore Die
trlct Judge Hostettlor of Kearney
who arrived this morning to sit on tho
case- Tho suit is a controversy over
ninety-seven acres of land which tho
ueicnuuuis uru uuuguu vj nuiu un
lawfully. This case has been in tho courts for
soma tymo. Mrs. Stevenson was for
merly married to Dedricks 'and dur-
lngfltliat marriage plaintiff alleges that
hevdeeded her certain lands. That, they
woro later divorced and that" after di
vorce was secured defendant deeded
the land to Attorneys Hoagland. .&
Hoagland of this city as payment for
attorneys' fees and other costs.jHoag
land & Hoagland aro also made VleJ
fendants in the suit. The deed was
given to tho wife In 1897.
v Defendant is now bringing suit fbr
tho, recovery of tho land, which he al
leges' Is worth about fifty dollars per
acre, together with $5,000 alleged to
bo du$ as rents and profits. Plaintiff
Is represented by Attorney Beatty
of Brady and Attorneys Burkett, Wil
son & Brown of Lincoln. Hoagland &
Hoagland and Wilcox &i,Halllgan rep-
t'esenfe'the deferftjafitff,,..'
We"aT)preciatotth'o nhcral-patronage
afforded us each ,and every day of our
sale. The reason is plain. -W6 offer
only the beBtwncrchandlse at the best
prices.
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nits and OYercoats
per cent
Men's
$2.00
2.50
3.00
4.00
5.00
ltobcrts drought Hero
For Trial Next Woe.
Roy Roberta was brought to tills
city Tuesday evening from Lincoln by
Sheriff Salisbury and Is n6w in tho
county Jail where he, will await trial
for tho murder of Vernon Connett. Ills
trial is. sot In tho district court for
January 26th, Tuesday of next weekf
Roberts was brought hero In tho
night and overy precaution was taken
to keep tho news away. A demonstra
tion of feeling was fared by tlio pf
flccrs and for this reason tho news
of his nrrivnl was kept a secret with
in tho sheriff's ofllce. He was brought
horo handcuffed that ho might bo
given no chanco for escape as tha
officers realize that ho Is only wait
ing opportunity to attempt a getaway.
Ho seemingly realizes that ho is a
doomed man and his spirit, which was
so evident provious to his confession.
Is broken.
Roberts 1b being kept in a lone cell
in tho Jail so that no one will be given
opportunity to bco him. His trial will
open Tuesday but It will take prob
ably several days to get a Jury and tho
trial will take up tho greater part of
next week.
When called upon by a reporter
yosterday afternoon Roberts refused
to discuss tho case against him. Ho
sits in his cell alone and has llttlo
to say ovon to tho other prisoners who
can get within speaking distance of
him. Ho has engaged Attorney Jas.
T. Keefo of this city for legal advice
and seemingly Intends keeping silent
until tho trial comes off.
Charles Clayton is also being held
at tho Jail. Ho is merely awaiting tho
trial of RobertB at which ho will bo
one of tho chief witnesses. No charges
havo been filed against him and none
will be filed, presumably, until after
tho trial of Roberts, unless ho shoulq
get restless and attempt to get out.
County Attorney Glbbs yesterday
advised tho sheriff to tako Nellie Rob
erts away from her mother and keep
her away until after tho trial. Sho
will bo kont in a trood Dlaco hero in
the city but will probabjyot be tfckeiw
io ma jail. , i, j
Cigar Factory Will Move Here,
Tho Gottmah cigar;'factory of Hqst-1
1I1B,( Will UJUVO HUlUl UUUUl l'imvW
1st according -.to a statement or Jv J
Gettman wh6 was In this city Tuesday
and Wednesday. While in this city he
arranged to occupy tho rooms over
Huffman's cigar store' and he will
have his factory there
MnJUettnian employs from six tq
ten cigar makers and makes sevoral
brandB of cigars. Ho has a good trado
worked up and his business will be
a big addition to North Platte. His
leading brands are
i"Palmn,,Leo" 9R
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for tho five-cent
the ten-cent seller
Sweet Smokers'' for
trade. Ho will also "make a "Hand.
Made" cigar.
Wo linv hides and nav tho hlchest
'market price. Bring' them in now?
While tho price Is high-
MARTI MEAT MARKET.
Maior White left yesterday for Om-
iJ ahato spend iO. fqw, days ylsjtJng rcla-
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20 Per tent
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Odd Trousers
Values $1.60
Values ...:. 2.00
Values 2.40
Values 3.20
Values 4.00
Values
THE LAST
on the remaining Stock of our
; Coats, Suits, Dresses, Etc.
Beginning Saturday Morning and continu-
ing the rest of this month, we will make a clean
sweep of every garment in the store by giving you
vour unrestricted choice of anv Coat, Suit, Silk
Dress or Party Gown
in the store that for
merly sold at $18.50
, $25.00, $30, $35 and
$40, at only - - -
Our workmen are crowding us for room to start the Remodeling and the
flaking of our Beautiful and Greater Store. So in, order to get the Stock out
of the way of our skillful mechanics engaged to make the changes planned
and also to make Toom for our mammoth Spring Stock to arrive soon, we
will crowd out our very best garments in the Store at the small &C
price of the three nines t PJmj'm!J
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Be on Hand
and Get
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Window.
This
Sale is for cash
on ly. No Ap
provals. The Store
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To Consolidate Poultry AHSOclnlldns
According to tho Ke arnoy Hub, tho
MId-Weqt Poultry and Pet Stoqlc aa
goclaticm members, at their meeting
on Saturday, took the initial steps -In
bringing about tho consolidation of
tho poultry fanciers and breedero of
Hall, DaWBon. Lincoln and HulYalo
counties for tho purpose of holding
,oio giant anitmU show in which tho
brds ownel bymembersinthisdistrict
can b6 displayed. This has been sugges
ted at previous raoctings but never
has been brough to tho point of action
?ld()l0alSS;
tho members ortho association in the,
other counties with tho view of estab
lishing and perfecting this organiza
tion and assuring an annual epmbined
Bhow.
One of the Wnldo lots sold. So oral
parties flguriiK on tho balance. If you
wlgli ono of tho most desirable resi
dence lots ut tho prices nnd terms
now on tho lots, yon will Imva to linr-
ry. Insldo lots $700.00, corner lots
$800.00. Terms, $100.00 down nnd
$15.00 per month. Liberal discount
for cash.
C. F. TKJIl'LE, Exclusive Agent,
Excavation Finished Wednesday.
The excavation work on the base
ment under tho federal building was
.finished up Wednesday evening and
work on tho construction work will
begin as soon as possible. Contractor
N. B. Louden, who is doing tho work,
says that the concrete work will start
Immediately. TJio basement iooks
much largor now than oven tho Im
aginations of tho builders pictured it
and it will bo a big addition to the
building which will allow for much
storo room. Tho work this winter will
be only a rough finish to put tho room
in shapo for storing and later it will
probably bo completed.
Notice.
All ladles ready-to-wear garments,
consisting of Suits, Coats, Skirts and
Dresses whatever wo liavo left, will
bo sold at your own price.
TUB LEADER.
A 'largo assortment of Spring Shirt
Waists Just received at Tho Leador.
Club Xevltn Elects Officers.
Tho Club Novlta was dollglittuily
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
tho homo of Mrs. Thoinaa Austin at a
social nnd business meeting,. At this
meeting officers for tho onsulng year
wero elected. Tho afternoon was do-l
llglitiuuy spent wuu garnet) ana socmi
diversions and at Its closo a nlco two
courso lunch was served, Tho club
will meet again In two wooks with
Mrs. Laughlln.
Tho following ofilcorB wero elected?
Mrs. A. T. Yost, president; Mrs. Wal
ter Kockcn, vice-president; Mrs. C. L.
Uasklns, secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Emily Coates, correspondent.
Tho Mutual Building & Loan Associ
ation of North Platto has plenty of
monoy on hand to closo loans prompt
ly, Rorrowors in this association
mako a saving on tho ropaymont of
their loans equal to $250.00 to $350.00
on a thousand oyer any competing,
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Early Saturday Morning
the Pick of the Stock.
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that brought the -prices 'down
Platte, and keeps them down.
LQC44AND IJERSONAiL
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Dr. J. S. Twjnen was a professional
visitor to JJjghen' yesterday wharo ho
was callcd,by tho lllncsB of a daughter'
of Mr. aifd Mrs. O. H. Wobdgato'a"
Mrs. Bert EUls was operated upon
yesterday morning at tho Nurso
Drown Memorial hospital. She is re
ported, getting along nicely.
Don't forget 'tho raco between Mr.
Lemon nnd Roland Hall Friday oven-
in January 22nd at tno roller rink.
Admission ten cents
A largo number from this city at
tended tho dancing party which was
given at Maxwell Wednesday by
Crowe 8 orchestra. All attending re
port excellnnt music and a good timo.
Contractor N. B. Loudon 1b suffer
ing from an attack of lock jaw. in a
very mild form, which ho contracted
While at work on tho basement of tho Uo Yeomen lodge Wednesday evening,
federal building. Ho had a similar at- For Sale Nino room, modern resl
tack about three years ago and hud',ionco rt B04 west Fourth street. Flno
not been bothered with it again until Bhd(lo nnd DearinB frujt trees on tho
recently. iot $ ,jo4tf
tlfo Oiieen Batter
It is Alws""s Fri' sh and Sweet
Can be 'Bought Any where, in North Platte.
Made by the
- North Platte Creamery
We also sell Good Clean Buttermilk Phone 62. .
OUR PRICES TELL A TALE
But when you examine
surprised than ever.
All hand made in our own shop and positively guar
anteed. Our prices the most reasonable you can find.
DOES YOUR HARNESS NEED REPAIRING?
Here's the place. We give satisfaction. First class
work done on Shoe Repairing.
FORSTEDT & SHEEDY,
Headquarters ,for Horses' Wearing Apparel
512 Locust Street. North Platte, Nebraska.
CALL
Furs i Price
You must be
Sat isfied o r
money refund
ed. in North
MIbs Alma Suoup, of Sutherland, ar-
rived in the city this morning to visit
friends for a short timo.
Tho llttlo daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
Lawronco Schwcrdt is reportbd on tho
sick list this wbok. '
Tho Methodist ladles will hold "an
Easter salo Saturday, April 3. Tho
placo will bo announced latir,
Albert LoDioyt, of Paxton, arrived .
in, tho olty yesterday to sp'ond a few
days visiting relatives and frtendB.
Dr. S .J. Richardson, formerly of
this city but now located at Hershey,
was a professional visitor in this, pity
yosterday.
For tho best corn-fed beef go to tho
Marti Meat'Mearket.
W. J. Tlloy and C. H. Lolnlngor re
turned yesterday from Sutherland
whero they assisted in somo work in
our goods you will bo more
We sell the best harness made.
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building and loan association. 99-9
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